This just in: Trump is nucking futs.
And if the IRS was half as in the tank for Obama as the republicans like to claim, Trumpâs tax returns would have found their way to WikiLeaks already.
http://mediamatters.org/blog/2015/03/10/flashback-when-millions-of-lost-bush-white-hous/202820
Donât remember Donnie uttering a peep back then.
24 hours ago, Trump mocked the idea that Russia was trying to sabotage Hillary Clintonâs campaign on his behalf. and then the next day he turns around and CALLS ON RUSSIA TO DO THAT VERY THING.
Itâs a little hard to picture how fucked up this is because itâs Trump, but picture Hillary Clinton openly calling on a foreign power to help her get elected, on camera, deliberately.
What would Trump be doing differently if he was a paid agent of Russia?
The number of reasons that I have for voting against Donald Trump has now reached infinity.
Also, I donât know how to create graphics but if it doesnât already exist online
"Trump" from his campaign's official logo
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I'm With
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a Putin head shot
This is actually goodâŚit seemed like the media was ignoring this, but Trump has been egged on by the Democrats into talking about it, and he wonât shut up until he feels heâs won the argument. The Democrats can drag this out easily, and having Trump appear to be a Putin puppet will damage him with people who arenât sure about Clintonâs honesty (which is BS, but there). It will hopefully get even worse for Trump when the rumors about tampering are finally solidifiedâŚif the messages have been tampered with and thatâs proven then the entire thing will be a huge story.
Not a word I like to see thrown around lightly. Iâm more than a bit of pedant with my constant citations to Art. III, Sec. 3 of the Constitution and admonitions to be thoughtful when we use that word, because of its long, ugly history as the plaything of tyrants and in the suppression of dissent and political disagreement.
And Iâve always felt that calling something âmoral treasonâ was just a way of dodging the legal part of the argument without addressing the other problems.
But, yeah, when a candidate for the Presidency of the United States says he hopes a hostile foreign power has possession of the personal emails of a former Secretary of State, there really isnât another word for it. It is, to coin a phrase, disgusting. It is terrifying. And it is moral treason, a willful placing of his own interests above those of his country that extends to the subordination of his countryâs interest to those of a foreign power.
Itâs inconceivable. As I sit here typing the words, I canât believe Iâm typing them. After all the years we endured right wing extremists shamefully accusing Democratic politicians of being in the pay of the USSR, now, here we are, a Republican presidential candidate openly talking about abandoning NATO allies to Russia, conceding nations that donât want to be Russian puppet states to a âsphere of influenceâ that exists only in Putinâs head, who is financially dependent upon them. I canât believe itâs real.
I mean, for godâs sake, somebody fire the damn screenwriter, because this script is a ridiculous mess. No oneâs going to buy it.
ââŚand he wonât shut up until he feels heâs won the argument.â
Spot on.
THIS is his weakness. He, just like Sarah Palin, wonât let any issue drop because they honestly think they can overcome their opponent somehow. Either with force or with words, doesnât mater. They believe that they can win the issue even if it means keeping it alive longer than they would want OR if itâs giving their opponents ammunition.
The bestâŚ
petulance: noun: the quality of being childishly sulky or bad-tempered: as in, "a slight degree of petulance had crept into his voice"
I canât even. I know itâs wrong but that made me spit out my coffee when I figured out what Malaria was.
Just amazing, really. The reason Hillaryâs e-mails are such a BIG DEAL, per Trey Gowdy and company, should be that they played loosed with CLASSIFIED INFORMATION, which Trump now blithely âwishesâ the RUSSIANS are sitting with? And this makes America great, how?
Trump: (ŕ¸ď¸Ąâ-âď¸ )ภâNobody better say nuffinâ bad boutâ Mr. Putin.â (ŕ¸ď¸Ąâ-'ď¸ )ŕ¸
12/18/2015: Morning Joe:
MIKA BREZEZINSKI: Do you like Vladimir Putinâs comments about you?
DONALD TRUMP: Sure. When people call you brilliant, thatâs always good. Especially when the person heads up Russia. Sure.
JOE SCARBOROUGH: Well, I mean, itâs also a person that kills journalists, political opponents, and invades countries. Obviously, that would be a concern, would it not?
TRUMP: Heâs running his country, and at least heâs a great leader. You know, unlike what we have in this country.
SCARBOROUGH: But again, he kills journalists that donât agree with him.
TRUMP: Well, I think our country does plenty of killing also, Joe. So, you know.
(*Obviously, if Putin flattered Donny enough, The Trump Chump would hand over the nuclear codes to him.)
So this is a American presidential candidate hoping an international crime is committed. What a a scum.
And thatâs the most frightening thing about this.
Every word of this post should come up twice on this thread. So I am doing it.
He really does want to be Nixon! Way to choose a hero, Cheeto.
I cannot wait to crack Dumpâs balls with a sledge hammer this November.
FBI stated that Clintonâs email was never hacked.
And the DNC email server is not Clintonâs personal email server, nor Dep. of State email server.
And he is hoping Russian criminals hack the personal email of American citizens?